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Enjoy everyday savings on fuel — exclusively for Caltex Fuel Card holders.
Optimise Your Fleet with a Free Consultation
Discover smarter ways to manage vehicles, reduce expenses, and boost productivity.
Exclusive Business Leasing Deals on Cars, SUVs & Commercial Fleets
From Quote to Keys: Your Simple 4-Step Leasing Process
We simplify vehicle leasing for Australian businesses. Our streamlined four-step process eliminates complexity & provides clear expectations.
Check your eligibility and proposal in minutes. Perfect for ABN holders; get clarity on available finance and lease options before you commit.
We source vehicles directly from our dealer network, securing fleet discounts to maximise your savings. Our commercial partnerships ensure ABN holders get access to pricing usually reserved for large fleets.
Our finance and leasing team handles the paperwork and submits your application directly to leading lenders, saving you time and hassle.
Once approved, we finalise the paperwork and arrange delivery so you can hit the road without delays. Whether it's a single vehicle or a growing fleet, we scale the settlement process to match your business needs.
Product Offerings
Select the right finance/leasing product that matches your business needs and cash flow.
Chattel Mortgage
A chattel mortgage is a commercial loan used to purchase a "chattel" (an asset like a vehicle or equipment), which is then used as security for the loan.
Finance Lease
A finance lease is a long-term rental agreement where the finance company buys the asset and leases it to your business for a fixed period.
Operating Lease
An operating lease is a rental agreement that provides your business with the use of an asset for a shorter term than its useful life.
Business overdraft
A revolving line of credit linked to a business transaction account, providing access to funds up to an approved limit. It is used for short-term expenses like wages or stock purchases, and interest is only charged on the drawn down amount.
Line of credit
A separate account that offers a reusable credit limit, similar to an overdraft but often used for slightly larger or medium-term needs. Businesses can draw funds, repay them, and draw again without reapplying, paying interest only on the amount used.
Invoice finance
A way for businesses to manage cash flow by using unpaid invoices to access immediate working capital. It is also known as debtor or accounts receivable finance.
Trade finance
hort-term working capital to support domestic and international trade transactions, used to bridge the funding gap between paying suppliers for stock and receiving payment from customers.
Commercial property loan
A specialised loan for purchasing, developing, or refinancing commercial real estate, such as office buildings, warehouses, or retail spaces. It typically involves larger amounts and can have longer repayment periods than residential loans.
Self-Employed Residential Loans
A residential loan for a self-employed person is a mortgage used to purchase, build, or renovate a residential property, but with different income verification requirements than for a salaried employee.